so i tend to like to peel them. they're not horrible with the peel, but i think just for a mouth feel the peel is a little bit tough, all right? so peel them off, and then what we're going to do is so simple. the thing about this is, don't worry about, you know, how pretty the cut is. just make sure they're about the same size, all right? so i've take it and i halve it like that. i'm going to cut it again this way, and then go through it... what's that? that's, like, a one-inch dice. all right, so we'll do that with a couple of these potatoes. we can do it a couple times. and the reason they had to be approximately the same size is obviously if one's really big and one's really small, one's going to be mushy and one's going to be undercooked. then do the same for the onions. again, nothing fancy here, guys. just one-inch dice like that. same, like that. do a second onion. why not? onions are sweet, onions are good for you. and onions are tasty. all right, so these go in as well. we're going to take a little bit of f

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look for the fog to hopefully peel back off the coast. san francisco, 66. 73, fremont, and 80s in the inland locations. concord, 79. >> also change until we get wednesday, thursday, and friday. and that's when we'll get the effects of the low off the coast, much cooler temperatures, more low clouds and fog, and then we'll start to warm things up next sunday. we thought we would bring sprinkles in next sunday but we'll take that out of the forecast for right now. >> thank you, leigh. shu is actually with the 49ers, so, colin you have the highlights. >> in nashville. you know about nashville. great town. colin kaepernick with his most explosive and most efficient game of the year. shu witnessed that today. frank gore, fining the end zone a mul so yso you can happily let the grlife get in the way, while planning for tomorrow. so you can finish the great american novel banking for the life you have investing for the life you want chase. so you can >> the 49ers are beginning to look like themselves again. that means collin cap per desmic the n

next, banana peels.eat for polishing your shoes. >> if you do it the other way, you don't get all that residue stuff. >> that's a good idea. >> you don't get the strings, right? >> here's the key. shoe polish has potassium in it. you eat the banana. but you rub the shoes -- >> the inside? >> yes, from the inside, it will polish and preserve. >> you keep eating -- >> i'm not going there. >> when you use your citrus fruits, when you squeeze them, put them down your garbage disposal. they will deodor rise. chop chop, what do you do -- >> i just remembered i don't have a garbage disposal, okay. not everyone has one. we're not all fancy. >> it's called your dog, right? >> now, corks, there's a reason we drink -- i particularly like the ones from champagne because they got a little handle. but carbon knives, these are terrific for cleaning they won't dull up. you go like this. also if you put them on the edge it will prevent injury. lastly, red wine not that there's any left, it will freeze. you pour it into i

and then he tripped on a bough huh-uh peel -- banana peel and died. is this any different from buying insurance? it is doomsday instead of a flood. >> those are nothing to do with the shelters. they are guys tired of their wives and they created a man cave. there was supposed to be canned goods. we have a playstation for the apocalypse. i could never do any of that. when i go on a long car trip, i eat my snacks. i am like a block away from the house. >> i have to stop at the bathroom. i turn around and drive back to the bathroom and i am in there for an hour. these are bigger and better than most new york apart mebts. they don't seem to be built for anybody in the city. you can't put that in your apartment. >> no. >> it is about priority. i haven't thought about a a bunker until now. i probably won't until there is an actual threat. i have more immediate fierce like homeless people and obamacare. i have more things to worry about. >> in new york especially with homeless people. you know what, i just thought of something. say if you had a bunker, but y

this does lead to peel's death.s does lead to the death of a quality of life for black and brown people as well as those that practice the muslim faithful these are all americans. i'm a part of the tapestry. my family has been here for centuries, as have many others' families and there is no reason we should create a second class citizen. i feel like this generation is saying i don't want that. >> you guys are having this conversation so civilly. that was not civil. is that the way to handle it? that brings no what happened. hecklers at the president's speech in boston. let me play. that i really enjoyed how he shut them down. [ yelling ] >> okay. oh, no, no, it's okay. >> then he continued to say, hey, guys, climate change was last summer. i'm hear for health care. basically, go take a hike. he told them to beat it. but the president gets heckled. this has happened before. then the crowd responds with boos. civility seem to be dead. why is this happening? >> it is very similar to what joe said. we live in a climate

>> i thought this was an absolutely extraordinary speech, blisteri blistering, paint-peeling attack on president obama without actually attacking president obama. the question to ask yourself with regard to this attack where he says israel stands alone if israel has to stand alone. would he have heard that? of course, he wouldn't. obviously that's not what he heard. clearly what we're seeing from the obama administration in public with respect to iran is what he's hearing from them in private so he felt the need to make this speech and to basically say this is on us. >> mark, to steve's point, it does go directly to what that meeting was behind the scenes and if history play as role here, they have been tense before. >> they have been tense before, they seem to be less tense recently. that i seem to be more on the same panel and the white house went to great lengths today to say, look, they wouldn't say they're as skeptical but they did say we're not taking iran's statements at face value, we're going to put them through the test, we're not going to lift sanction ts. the only reason th

by noon it peels back to our bay shores.hroughout the door in the morning, 45 in sunnyvale. 62 in san francisco. 64 in richmond. it will be low 80s for inland valleys. 70s into the north bay. we have changes coming toward the end of the week. we have clear skies with the exception of fog. all the storms are going up and around us. you can see it here. this piece of energy is breaking away and will form its own system. the system will make its way into friday and saturday. temperatures will be in the 80s. >>> the 49ers took a trip to london. >>> the sharks try to remain unbeaton. gary has the highlights in sports next. uz)Ñ i love watching tv outside. and why can you move the tv out here? the wireless receiver. i got that when i switched to u-verse. but why? because it's so much better than cable. it's got more hd channels, more dvr space. yeah, but i mean, how did you know? i researched. no, i-i told you. no. yeah! no. the important part is that you're happy now. and i got you this visor. you made a visor! yes! that i'll nev

whatever he did, he got scared, he went peeled off and he paralyzed my husband on the way. >> reportermees is in the music business. they set up this facebook page for him. the couple have two children, ages 15 and 9. his mother. >> i'm devastated all his ribs fractured. he's still on the ventilator. >> reporter: the suv driver hasn't been charged with anything but police have charged 28-year-old christopher cruz with reckless endangerment, reckless menacing and endangering the welfare of achild police believe he was struck and then assaulted by two other bikers. police are looking at video footage to try to determine if any other charges will be filed in this case. randi kaye, cnn, new york. >>> 17 minutes past the hour. the airport in jacksonville florida resuming normal operations. the airport was evacuated for reports of suspicious packages. authorities say one device was found and rendered safe. it caused nerve-racking moments for those inside. >> that's where a lot of people started ducking behind -- workers started ducking behind where the luggage goes and people were running ou

[ car peeling out sound ] they peel out. here's some tricky health news here.king caffeine can actually hurt how our brains function. i don't know if that's true. i mean, because i drink caffeine every day and lawn mower, unicorn, trumpet pants. [ laughter ] i mean, i mean, blorf. [ laughter ] that was for tina. that was for tina, yeah, i think she liked that. >> steve: what -- [ laughter ] >> jimmy: oh, i got to show you a clip of this guy. oh, my goodness. i feel bad for this guy. you're going to go nuts. this guy in alabama, he's a poet. he appeared on this local news show to showcase his abilities as a spoken word poet. when they asked him to perform, he decided to just freestyle and not read out of his books. he just wanted to freestyle his poems. he had a little trouble. check it out. >> you're going to do a spoken word for us now, right? >> right. >> and tell us what we're about to hear. >> it's just a freestyle. >> okay. >> i'm just going to pick it up as i go. >> freestyle. well, let me sit back. go ahead, marshall. >> okay. [ laughter ] years ago they

hundred bikers you see that have a lantern there the dignitaries and the many persons to keep your eyes peeled for that i gather we're going to not stay with you are we doing we're going to stay with it and see the flame or go to something else we'll go to something else. so the olympic flame on its way to red square we will be the bring it coverage when it arrives shortly we'll go back to it will be there in a couple of minutes or so next a special technology update for you or more the technology that's been used in sochi the state of. it's almost hard row to retire any actually the sun here in russia i have added an experimental exercise enough already and we've received training regimen. it seems cruel but despite all the hard work blood sweat and tears the majority of aspiring athletes will never reach these peaks of professional sport with that in mind researchers working with the university of physical culture and sport in moscow are looking to harness the latest technology to get aspiring athletes over that hump is potentially dangerous and illegal doping isn't an option the new secret

increased the majority in the senate. >> didn't they promise they would do what they could to re peelith obama care on the ballot. >> the 2012 election wasn't about obama care. [ all speak ing at once ] >> it was largely unpopular. >> the democrats should have done everything george bush asked in 2005. we are not a british constitutional system where you do parliament goes with the president. we are an american system with checks and balances. the president is being checked. congress is being balanced. at the end of the day they have to get together. the armtd he won doesn't hold water. >> a lot of this is democrats and obama looking at polls that show american wills blame republicans for the shutdown. they don't care that the american people will be hurt because all they are focused on are the polls. if the american people are hurt, don't have a job and are suffering, they don't care because they look at polls and say it is hurting republicans and that's what matters. >> when we come back, a look at the specific issues i think they are trying to ice people as political pawns and don'

. >> is the only dispute only srkt main area zpit if you can peel off the real issue what republicans don't want to fund obama care is that the issue what stopping us? >> that is the issue. >> republicans don't want to fund obama care this, is a law the president is not fall following. the president has said isn't ready to be implemented and has been described by it's own sponsor as a train wreck. it's causing millions of americans to lose jobs we're not willing to fund it. we're willing to fund active duty military pay and the department of defense and willing to fund homeland security but not willing to fund obama care. >> greta: if the president said when you fund original obama care as to exemptions or waivers or anything else. the one planned was wo that make a difference to you? or not? >> you know, it might well, and it's interesting to point out if we're dealing with that, if that is all we'd been dealing with this idea would never have gotten momentum in july what. cause immediate to kick start this movement and suggesting to colleagues and counter parts in the house back in

keep your eyes peeled. you're about to want to duck. >> i did move. you lean left. that was a car out of control rolling from the other side of the oad. jure missing, colliding with that car that's out of control. just a very, very near miss. now, this next one from -- >> russia? >> yes, this time you're right. this car up ahead. i don't know what makes it do this. >> what! >> it's like a bombing. the two people in that car managed to escape. i have no idea. maybe a fuel leak inside the car and the car ignited or someone smoking. i don't know. >> he's patting himself, trying to get his jacket off. >> and then the next one from russia. you never see this one coming either. >> whoa! >> wow. >> oh! >> that's horrible to see. >> oh, it's fine, it's fine. it's fine. that is a huge elk that this woman hit, crunches her car, a heavy impact but the elk manages to get his footing, back off into the wood it goes. >> that car is jacked up and the elk walks away from it. and you know the elk doesn't have any insurance. >> crazy stuff. >> police in melbourne, australia, are look

. >> you actually take the skin -- >> you like peel the pumpkin kind of. >> this you're going to clean from the back. just carve the skin off to create the eyes. >> that seems hard but effective. >> black acrylic to create the irises of the eye. >> this is easy because you have a drill. >> put a candle in it and ta-da! you draw the pumpkin face, draw the pumpkin lines and take a light and put it in through the bottom of. pumpkin. >> this seems like a lot of work for a tiny payoff. >> but if you have a ton, it's cool. >> it's next to impossible to get away from technology nowadays. everywhere. you've always got your phone with you. now technology is making its way into the unmentionable. >> this young lady -- >> does it make sounds? does it sound like a tweeting bird? >> not in the sounds of a tweet. but it is twitter. it has a device that sends a signal to your cell phone that then generates a tweet. what's it say? you should use the underwire? >> what this actually is is a health mpaign. this is put together by fitness, along with this television host in honor of breast cancer awarene

. >> the very literal status update, i just peeled a banana, i'm walking to a math exam. >> they justtake a picture of their hamburger or their enchilada and they say i'm getting ready to eat. >> one of my friends updated on every single ride they're on. i could careless. i know you're there. don't tell me. >> you foe these people.2lru >> oh, my gosh, yeah. i've deleted, like, the paragraph posts. >> song lyrics that are very deep thought t. >> yeah. would stop doing that, people. >> i know. >> i wish people would stop asking for my autograph. i'm just "the list." i'm not barbara walters. >> people keep saying i look like sa willina gomez. when it rains, it's the worst. everybody's like oh, ranl, heart. >> we all know one plus one is two. you don't have to put that equation up on your post. >> when it e caquals four, plea post that. >> yeah, so we can correct you. >> i've done all of them. >> that was the annoying part. now, let's look at the genius part. it's friday. it's time to talk to our staff and viewers to find out who is to follow on twitter. >> first, our newest reporter in w

something you can peel off later on. looking good, warmer tomorrow, seasonal charges return and then we see the temperatures all over the place into the next several days. get ready for a roller toaster ride. 61 in fremont, 60 degrees in san francisco. don't want you to forget about this because if you do, you're going to be early to work who wants to do that. not anthony slaughter. send at 2:00 a.m. set the clocks back one hour. this is where we gain an hour of sleep so that's good news. the sunrise at 6:31. you have more sunlight for the drive. good for the kids who have to get to school. it's park out there. halloween looking good, hope you have a happy one. temperatures start to level off and are going to drop off with another disturbance headed our way. here's anthony. >> thanks. things good across the bay area. you can see spoofing smoothly. as we switch to the maps you'll notice antioch is a slow spot, typical here, some cars that have falled out around that bend. also 580 at limb through the at man pass, you hit

>> her left eye lash starts to just fe just peel off.hey're having a roundtable discussion, like us and this woman reaches over and takes it off. >> she sees it. she's got to see it. is it over? it's hanging over her eyeball. >> you're telling me she doesn't know it's there? >> she's got to know it's there. >> but everybody else is acting like, oh, my god, look what's happening. >> but she's really really passionate about this point she's making because she keeps going. >> she probably doesn't realize how bad it looks from the outside. >> i don't know. you feel it hit why are cheek right there, you got to know it looks weird. >> the moderator should step in, too. i think she's trying to decide what to do. got to hand it to her, though, she just kept going. >> let's fire up the throwback machine to april 2012 when we brought you this video. plants, front flips, boom! >> an impressive trick shot. >> extremely impressive trick shot. since this video hit, it went viral, over 600,000 hits and makia is more than just a one trick flip pony kind

the coats will keep peeling off as we go we will see who the last hold on out is. would also like to take this opportunity to welcome you to this building. and the newly renovated urban electric railway bridge yard shop building. and also known as urbies for short. and that is one lowsy, and so we decided to rename it the bridge yard, which is the sign on the side of the building, this is what has prepared the key system train that used to run on the lower deck of the bay bridge before the commuter rail service seized? 1958 and for those transit advocate whose would like to blame me for that mistake, i hasten to add the train stop that was built the year before i was born. >> now it is time to wax poetic and we happen to have the person for the job, currently a professor of creative writing at uc river side and was craoe put to his post in 2012 and it is my pleasure to introduce him who has written a poem about our beautiful new bridge. >> thank you, very much. it is a great pleasure to be here you look fabulous and this looks fabulous and i want to thank governor

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but peel back those numbers a bit, since president obama took office in early 2009, 71 detained havee have returned to the battle field and four more are suspected of going back to terrorism. >> if you look at the recent numbers, it's as little as maybe five percent. doesn't that show the program is now working? >> you look at the countries where they have gone back to and the job they are doing. >> reporter: president obama sent prisoners to algeria and afghanistan, and the uk. home to a thriving al qaeda affiliate. there are 5 detain knees from yemen cleared for transfer but some say you risk setting free the next alshiri. >> it's early to consider sending yemen detained back to yemen. >> reporter: there is no proof he says they will go back to the battle field. >> there you have the question whether 99 men should be held unjusty because you're worried about what the 100th man may do. >> reporter: chris lawrence, cnn, washington. >>> well, still to come, what the president and congress can learn from a very special group of children. [ male announcer ] who loves social networking a

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an acid commonly used in some facial peels may cause more harm than good. the chemical known as tca is so popular it's even sold in do it yourself formulas. in 2011, the epa cited numerous studies linking tca is cancer in mice. now there's a movement to categorize that acid as a toxic substance. researchers admit there is no conclusive data to show tca causes cancer in humans but say consumers should be aware of the potential risks. >> three best things i heard in jeff's forecast, it's friday, it's going to be warm this weekend and no rain on halloween. >> wow. yes, you have capped it up. i can go home now, right? >> we want the details. >> all right. i'm feeling that weekend, too, and, yes, it is going to be sunnier, warmer. we'll tell you all about the halloween forecast coming up in about six to eight minutes. >>> and good evening, i'm brodie brazil. breaking news on a big signing for a big man. on the golan staal golden state your the details coming up next. >>> speaking of deals, the giants made tim lincecum's contract official today. what the two time

keep your eyes peeled because you're about to want to duck. >> whoa. >> i did move. >> you lean left.hat was a car out of control rolling from the other side of the road. carl was just barely missing colliding with that car that's out of control. just a very, very near miss. now this next one, from -- >> russia? >> this time you're right. >> i don't know what makes it do this. >> what? >> that looked like a bombing. >> the car erupts in flames from the inside. the two people that are in that car manage tos escape, but i have no idea, maybe a fuel leak in the car. and then the vapors just somehow ignite. somebody was smoking inside. that's a guess. >> but they got out of there quick. >> you can tell they felt it though. patting himself trying to get his jacket off. >> yeah. >> the last one again from -- >> russia? >> never see this one coming either. >> oh. >> wow. >> oh. >> man. >> that horse. >> it's fi. it's fine. tt is a huge elk that this woman hit, crunches her car, heavy impact. but the elk manages to get his footing off back into the woods he goes. >> her car is jacked up and t

waj we're going to try to peel back some of the layers of mental illness, and why it is dealt with differentlyn the black community. >> yeah, as the viewers know there is a third host to this show, and they have been tweeting us asking for a show on mental illness. >> yeah, we have been tweeting out statistics all day long, and people were reacting pretty strongly to a lot of them. including ones like this. african-americans seek treatment for mental health issues at a rate half of whites. >> black folks do not go to therapy, because who wants anybody sitting there telling them what is wrong with you or what you should be doing? >> i think it's from a medical deal and not trusting white doctors, and just the whole idea of you have to stay strong and hold it in. >> depending on who you talk to, you better not admit that you are going therapy. >> that sigma is echoed across african american communities. the question is can it be overcome. >> joining us we have the author of black pain, and psychiatrist and mental health advocate for more than three decades, and an assist important professor for

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you peel all the rind off, when you are done it looks like that. you get out the white out of it. then we have cilantro and salt. we are going to add your jicama, your orange, your cilantro, and your salt. >> oh wow. >> that looks fantastic. >> you'll have the juices from the oranges on there. >> is there any secret to cooking salmon the right way? sometimes it seems to just not be the right consistency. >> just when it is done, as soon as you see it you take it right off the grill. >> sear the outside? >> yes. >> we have about 45 seconds left. >> you have your black beans. it is a little bit here,. >> so you put them underneath as well? >> i do. >> another one finished here. >> about 30 seconds left. >> okay. then there is the barbecue salmon going on. just glazed on pretty much. >> and a little bit of cilantro. >>> chef thanks so much for coming in. we'll see you back here tomorrow morning. take care, everybody. >> billy: you can't eat that whole gallon by yourself! >> victoria: watch me! i will! >> billy: you're not gonna be able to eat it without these. >> victoria: oh, yeah?

. >> keep your eyes and your years peeled on that debate for us. hundreds of thousands of government workers would be forced off the job if they shutdown does occur. for many workers, the prospect of lost wages is especially painful. federal workers tell us that they are tired of being pawns in a political game. >> they push their own agendas and people like us are suffering. >> the politics is terribly frustrating. you consider yourself a professional. you wish the politicians were as well. >> they are worried about how to pay their bills if the shutdown happens. in addition to the jobs and services, national monuments and memorials would be barricaded if lawmakers do not come to an agreement. we continue our live coverage from capitol hill. says it hasservice barricaded and closed signs ready, but nothing will be put in place until after midnight, when it is clear there is no deal and no deal imminent. the national mall was packed with visitors tonight. is one ofn memorial the most popular monuments in d.c., especially at night. usually open 24 h

look at his skin just peeling off. that's disgusting. it's hard to watch.ting blisters all over your arms. you have to pop those things. and all the junk starts to leak out from all these different blisters. >> it's like colin honey. >> four days later he starts taking some bandages off. he now looks better. >> he looks like a zombie. >> six weeks later, a little improvement. >> six weeks later, he's almost back to normal. then in perfect colin fashion. >> let's get this thing running. >> some of this stuff is pretty gross but go to rightthisminute.com and click on best of rtm or watch on our mobile app. >> hands down, one of the best star wars costumes i've seen this year. >> i think it's the first i've seen. >> me too. >> he said all thee he needed m spring stilts and he made himself the atst costume. i love how there is one special effect you see in this. >> you say all he needed were some spring stilts, like there's a spring stilt store you go to and get yourself a pair. >> having a box over your person, that does keep you from having anything to catch

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let's defund it for a year and re peel the medical device tax. no? okay.he individ mandate and make sure congress doesn't get special subsidies. you don't juan that? now they will do a conference committee. it appears they will talk for a while. but in the end the numbers are what they are. the government will get funded and republicans are not going to do anything to stop obamacare. >> steve, maybe you should explain conference committee, too. >> base uhcally what republicans in the house are doing is appointing conferrees to get together to hash out differences between the chambers. this is largely thee rhett call. i don't think we'll get to that point. byron's analysis is basically correct. the upside for republicans, if there is one, they are finally in a position where they have settled on two of the best public arguments against obamacare. the delay of the individual mandate after the president unilaterally suspended the imple men he tags of the employer mandate and the congressional exemptions. two arguments that are easy for people to understand. a

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he went and peeled off and paralyzed my husband on the way. >>> it didn't end there.suv. one tries to open the suv's door, but the driver peels off again. till traffic backs up. the man is dragged out, assaulted. he's treated and released from a local hospital. >> that whole matter is still being investigated. >> reporter: the suv's driver has not been charged, but nypd commissioner ray kelly isn't ruling it out. >> it depends on whether or not the vehicle was being attacked, whether or not you think you're being attacked, whether or not your wife and child is in the car. you have to look at the totality of the circumstances and that's what we're doing. >> reporter: commissioner kelly says this same group caused problems last year during a rally in times square. >> this particular group did not ask for a permit, did not file for a permit. in fact last year they came in with over a thousand cyclists to be somewhat disruptive. they rode on the sidewalk, that sort of thing. >> reporter: while police are still sorting things out, a debate going on in social media. relativ

so-called market the government created, it is a market in trying to appeal for the subsidee and saw peel for the tax break. it is not freedom at all. it is the opposite jie.. >> i read about this, and it is profit. when you remove the profit motive itbacks down. they removed the profit motive from these insurers. >> i think as capitalists we should all say that's a good thing. >> capitalism -- >> too many of these health companies were not responding -- >> government does not create competition. >> you said it was working. eric just said a moment ago, lots of people, 40 million had no insurance and they were going on people with preexisting conditions. >> it wasn't working, juan, because it was not a freedom market. as many progressives like to advocate. >> you changed your position. now you say it wasn't working and before you said it was. >> let's beacon sis -- be consistent. it wasn't working because they didn't allow you to buy insurance across state lines. >> it was a free market. >> it wasn't a free market. michelle? >> i just want to say a capitalist is not in favor of government

. >> reporter: david gar ver and nikki peel both live and work in southeast d.c. together, they create and online campaign aimed at fighting against negative stereotypes. >> awesome. thank you so much. >> reporter: inspired by valentine's day, southeast love was born. with sign in hand, they hit the streets and began photographing and tweeting people who call southeast home. >> basically, our concept is we are just coming around and having people hold these southeast love signs and kind of spread the love of the quadrant. look this way. one, two, three. >> reporter: as david and nikki snapped away, pictures flooded the internet with enthusiasts displaying their southeast love. >> some people made their own since. that was cool. >> a lot of people made their own signs. >> honestly, people felt somebody was saying something positive about the place these live and that they work and they enjoy. that is not something that people had really heard kind of in a more general sense, more people kind of celebrating southeast and actually saying good things about it. >> repo

second-year mike matheny was watching the celebration as he peels away and goes back in to the cardinalsx are up one game to nothing and down to ken rosenthal. >> what made them so good? >> locating both sides of the plate. the cutter's so tough and when we goes away to righties and locates the way he does, pretty impressive tonight. >> ken: the play in the first inning, play overturned, what did you think when you were called out at second base? >> well, i was trying to slide in there and break up two and kind of saw wasn't on the transfer. but i mean, he calls you out you have to run off the field but they got it right. >> ken: how surprised were you that they overturned it? >> i don't know. they have great umpires out there. there's a lot of them. they try to get it right. that's the best way to do things. >> ken: last thing, dustin. 2007 was your last world series. how much fun is it being back? >> it's a blast. we're the last two teams playing. both teams played their tails off all yearlong getting to this point and you have to have fun and enjoy it and play the best you can. >> ken